Right on, I will check this out when I get home... It makes sense, because I just recently had the unit shipped to me... maybe there are just some loose connections or chips that need to be re-seated. Thanks, I'll let you know how it turns out... SC --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "psychogroove1" <Reek@S...> wrote: > I would check internal connections. Particularly any chip that sits in a socket. > If you move equippment around frequently, the connections can become a > little loose. Vibrations from banging on the buttons and expansion from heat > as the unit warms up can compound these problems and reveal intermittent > problems. > I used to work with lots of touring bands and this was a problem from the gear > ridding in trucks around the country and around the world. I even had > problems with some of my gear from the move from LA to Seattle. More than > 50% of the problems I've seen with all gear can be fixed this way. > ]
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Re: Alarming behavior...
2003-04-29 by soundcrafter
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